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Headaches. History of melanoma.
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Age: 55
Gender: Male
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Non-enhanced head CT reveals hyperdense lesions in brain.
Case Discussion
The brain is the most common site of metastases to the head from malignant melanoma, but it can occur in almost any intracranial or extracranial structures.